Newsletters

Issue 31 of the NAC Newsletter is now available!

The October - November 2026 edition of the NAC Newsletter shares a range of community updates, important information and resources to keep clients and families informed and connected. This edition features Tom’s Wednesday outings, where he enjoys getting out into the community, meeting people, spotting kangaroos and stopping by the NAC office for a cuppa and a chat. The newsletter also highlights the continued work of the Client Advisory Group (CAG), including its efforts to raise concerns about the Support at Home program and help improve services from the client’s perspective. 


The issue also provides practical information about bushfire safety and preparing an emergency plan, as well as an explanation of Dignity of Risk and the importance of supporting clients to make their own choices while understanding and managing potential risks. There is also a Christmas reminder about staff gifts, with clients and families encouraged to share their appreciation through kind words and, where appropriate, shared treats for the team. 


Readers will also find details about the upcoming NAC Afternoon Tea, information about clients’ right to feel safe and speak up about concerns, and a reminder of the Home Care after-hours contact service. The newsletter includes staff updates, the Melbourne Cup public holiday office closure, Evelyn’s prayer, and a fun Halloween-themed puzzle and crossword for clients to enjoy. 

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Issue 31 of the NAC Newsletter is now available!

The October - November 2026 edition of the NAC Newsletter shares a range of community updates, important information and resources to keep clients and families informed and connected. This edition features Tom’s Wednesday outings, where he enjoys getting out into the community, meeting people, spotting kangaroos and stopping by the NAC office for a cuppa and a chat. The newsletter also highlights the continued work of the Client Advisory Group (CAG), including its efforts to raise concerns about the Support at Home program and help improve services from the client’s perspective. 


The issue also provides practical information about bushfire safety and preparing an emergency plan, as well as an explanation of Dignity of Risk and the importance of supporting clients to make their own choices while understanding and managing potential risks. There is also a Christmas reminder about staff gifts, with clients and families encouraged to share their appreciation through kind words and, where appropriate, shared treats for the team. 


Readers will also find details about the upcoming NAC Afternoon Tea, information about clients’ right to feel safe and speak up about concerns, and a reminder of the Home Care after-hours contact service. The newsletter includes staff updates, the Melbourne Cup public holiday office closure, Evelyn’s prayer, and a fun Halloween-themed puzzle and crossword for clients to enjoy. 

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